Maryland Gubernatorial Race Spars with Brooke Lee Machine
In Maryland a high level political drama unfolds at the Maryland Gridiron dinner with talk of gubernatorial candidates courting influence. OConor stands firm on staying in the race while Roosevelt forces consider Curley Byrd and Aaron possibilities as Jim Farley weighs paths against Allan Goldsborough. The Brooke Lee machine tightens control in Montgomery County with party leaders orchestrating candidate withdrawals and a staged slate, while Buckley Byrd and Worcester shifts hint at broader strategic moves for 1940.
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Mayors Seek More Money in Roosevelt Budget Debate
Washington April 9 Administrations push for larger relief and recovery programs heads toward Congress. Roosevelt aides floated a $1.5 billion blank check for long term loans and considered up to $3.5 billion in public works loans to states and cities. Hopkins reported 18 million on aid, arguing for a permanent security program and warning relief alone won t end unemployment without private investment.
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SRINCESS NAMED PARK OFFICIAL IN ELECTION ENDORSEMENT
In Park Md on April 9 the Horticultural society announced a 0GE TO RUN AGAIN and the second judicial circuit action. He was unanimously endorsed by the Anne's County Bar Association.
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40 Ounce Baby in Home Made Incubator
A premature girl named Charley Jo Weeks, weighing 40 ounces, survived after osteopathic Dr. Charles Tindall improvised an incubator using jars and a cardboard tub. Within 22 days she reached three pounds as her respiration improved and weight rose from day one.
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Bouquet joke lands Repier in New York workhouse
William Repier, 29, a counterman, was sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse after he sent his wife Yvonne a bouquet with a taunting note. The card read I bought these for a blonde, but I guess you'll do. He aimed the quip at a brunette wife after an arrest for annoying her.
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Lenten Address and church notices in St Pauls Evangelical
Rev Sam McCullough spoke at St Pauls Evangelical on Lent. Rev A F Weaver to preach and administer communion at St Pauls April 10 and at Mt Carmel Shanktown and Parkhead churches. First quarterly conference at Parkhead. Local visits to Penal Farm and community moves noted. several parishioners reported moving, sickness, and injuries. tomato cannery expansion planned by I N Spielman. March village school attendees listed.
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Daladier Creates A 105th Cabinet Amid Crisis
Daladier presses to organize a new cabinet as strikes halt production in 34 factories including air force suppliers. Red flags rise over plants while police ban outdoor protests by the Paris People's Front. Right and left seek emergency governance helped by socialists and wary conservatives. The Senate blocks Blum's decree powers amid political turmoil.
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Trolley Workers End Their Strike in Detroit
Detroit streetcar workers ended a 32 hour strike restoring normal transportation. Settlement barely mentions system-wide seniority rights but grants a 44 hour week for motormen conductors and car drivers. It gives AFL division 26 sole bargaining rights for bus operators if a majority join, and provides arbitration on bus driver majority disputes.
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Life Magazine sale prohibited in Bronx by DA
In New York the sale of the current Life Magazine issue was prohibited in the Bronx today by District Attorney Samuel J. Foley. The action reflects an enforcement step in the city’s ongoing regulate.
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Local Names Listed for Community Notice
Peggy Turner, ty Spielman, Billy Everitt, Carol Michael, Dorothy Moore, Leona Reed, Boyd Michael, Donald Peffenberger and Joyce Mc Nairn listed in a community roster for the upcoming event.
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Dr Byrd to Speak Here at Masonic Lodge Meeting
Dr H Byrd president of the University of Maryland will address Friendship Lodge No 454 AF and AM Monday April 11 at 8 00 p m The event is open to Master Masons with visitors invited Dr Byrd twice noted for goodwill and fellowship plans accommodate several hundred Masons for the occasion.
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Miss Moffett Chosen Queen of Apple Blossom Festival
Admiral Byrd will crown Miss Adelaide Moffett of New York and Washington as Queen Shenandoah XV at Winchester Virginia on April 28. The singer and widow of David Brooks accepted the title after a professional career restart, her father being James A. Moffett former FHA administrator.
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Britain Rejects Mexico Oil Expropriation Stance
Britain today refused to follow the United States in recognizing Mexico's right to expropriate the foreign oil industry. London branded the move a denial of justice and demanded the prompt return of British-owned properties seized by President Lazaro Cardenas on March 18.
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